Trebol Park

Mixed-Use Development Harmonizing Geometry and Sustainability
Description sent by the project team. Trébol Park is a mixed-use development consisting of a shopping plaza, an office tower, and a tower housing two hotels. The buildings are organized around a large central plaza that serves as both a vestibule space for all uses and a venue for countless commercial and recreational activities. The composition of the complex results from a rigorous geometric exploration, juxtaposing equilateral triangles to form both built and unbuilt spaces.
Keywords
Innovation
Water Efficiency
Sustainable
Sociability




Master Plan
Urban Design
Landscape Architecure
Size: 342,852 m2
Location: San Pedro Garza García
Nuevo León, Mexico
Year: 2018
 The towers, located at the northwest and northeast vertices, have a triangular plan (in line with the same concept) and are structured with three concrete cores situated at their vertices, housing vertical circulation and service areas. Each tower adapts the same concept to its program: the office tower features a complete floor plan and suitable interstitial space for office use, while the hotel tower, due to the perimeter arrangement of the rooms on the floor, eliminates the central space, creating a multi-height atrium.


 The shopping plaza, located on the first two levels of the complex, serves as the unifying element, embracing the central plaza and organizing the routes and vestibular spaces of all uses. The complex responds to the main views of the site: the Sierra Madre to the south, the Huasteca to the west, and the Cerro de la Silla to the east. The Central Plaza is located above street level, avoiding noise pollution from heavy traffic. A grand staircase provides access from the street.
The composition of the complex results from a rigorous geometric exploration, juxtaposing equilateral triangles to form both built and unbuilt spaces. The parking areas follow the same concept, functioning independently or together, with descending ramp circulation in one direction and helicoidal ascending ramps at their vertices, structured by brackets that serve as pillars for the exterior crowning of the project's three main trees.






Innovative elements in the landscape
It uses prefabricated systems of “rain gardens” vegetated and tree trenches, armed with “designed” soils and interconnected drainage system.

Massive use of the “grass pave” system for a total ###m2 of permeable parking spaces that minimizes the heat island effect

Planted 1,162 native trees from 3 to 10” that cause  64,155 m2 of shade over the total surface, and process 25,564 kg of Carbon Dioxide per year.

High-efficiency drip irrigation system that uses 100% treated sewage from the city's municipal network and use of native species with low water consumption and maintenance

Signage that informs and educates visitors about the types of native trees and plants, and special rainwater treatment systems.

A team of biologists, in charge of the initial environmental impact, will carry out the monitoring, evaluation and correct maintenance of the green infrastructure systems.

Innovative elements in the landscape
It uses prefabricated systems of “rain gardens” vegetated and tree trenches, armed with “designed” soils and interconnected drainage system.

Massive use of the “grass pave” system for a total ###m2 of permeable parking spaces that minimizes the heat island effect

Planted 1,162 native trees from 3 to 10” that cause  64,155 m2 of shade over the total surface, and process 25,564 kg of Carbon Dioxide per year.


Innovative elements in the landscape
It uses prefabricated systems of “rain gardens” vegetated and tree trenches, armed with “designed” soils and interconnected drainage system.

Massive use of the “grass pave” system for a total ###m2 of permeable parking spaces that minimizes the heat island effect

Planted 1,162 native trees from 3 to 10” that cause  64,155 m2 of shade over the total surface, and process 25,564 kg of Carbon Dioxide per year.
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